Local Notes From York Pittsfield And Area
George and Alan Crittenden are sick with grip while BR Cady has recovered from the same illness. Three others at George Paine’s home ill. J. Morton visited his brother W. Morton in Wayne. Mr and Mrs William Shaw hosted Moz and Ernest Munroe. Earl Fosdick and wife visited his parents Theodore and wife. An auto broke its crankshaft on the Milan road south of town. Walter Armbruster towed it to Saline. Oakville guests included Charles Feldman Roy Burlein Nellie and Catherine Burlein. farmers helped mail carriers on Saturday and road traffic was slow on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Alan Crittenden
Grip
BR Cady
George Paine
J. Morton
Morton
Wayne
Mirs
William Shaw
Moz
Ernest Munroe
Earl Fosdick
Fosdick
Theodore Fosdick
Milan
Walter Armbruster
Saline
Charles Feldman
Roy’ Burlein
Nellie
Catherine Burlein
Andrew Kindlé
Oakville
Social notes from South Saline and surrounding area
Albert Cross visits Ohio relatives while Donald Stilts and Walter Craig share Sunday time. Detroit visitors include Ray Hendershot and E I Collins. Local families host gatherings with the Cross, Craig, Stilts, Heilman, Garven, Baslick and Woodworth households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Stilts
Walter Craig
Ray Hendershot
E. I. Collins
Detroit
Albert Cross
Floyd
Milan
West Mooreville Social Notes Include Illnesses and Visits
Augusta Herkeimer is 18 on the sick list. Reeves rents his farm to Millard Allison. Frank Salsbury has been ill two weeks. The Murray child was ill last week. Oliver Goldsmith and family visited Dorothy Saffel in Toledo Sunday. Myra Rhodes and daughter Gertrude visited Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Westfall. Mrs. John Teufel ill after three operations for abscess. Zitella Goldsmith visited relatives in Lansing and Charlotte. G Goodell of Kansing stayed with his brother-in-law Gus Goldsmith. Louela Harmon and Hazeldine Goldsmith home from Ann Arbor. Tha Hendershot unable to return to Pittsfield school due to illness. Harvey Moorehead family moving to Charles Ellis farm from Theodore Josenhans'. Retta Steiner of California and Minnie Olds of Ypsilanti visited Min and Vern Rhoades. May and Charles Conde of Detroit and Merril Conde with Lester Conde of Milan spent Sunday with the Bimier Condes. Schuyler Haslick of Hudson and Maynard Hatch of Jackson visited sister Mrs. Teufel. Mrs. Haslick stayed to help care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sayre Reeves
Millard Allison
Frank Salsbury
Dan Murray
Oliver Goldsmith
Dorothy Saffel
Toledo
Myra Rhodes
Gertrude
Aaron Westfall
John Teufel
Zitella Goldsmith
Lansing
Charlotte
G Goodell
Kansing
Gus Goldsmith
Louela Harmon
Hazeldine Goldsmith
Ann Arbor
Tha Hendershot
Pittsfield
Harvey Moorehead
Theodore Josenhans
Charles Ellis
Retta Steiner
California
Minnie Olds
Ypsilanti
Min
Vern Rhoades
Mav
Charles Conde
Detroit
Mrn
Merril Conde
Lester
Milan
Bimier Conde
Schuyler Haslick
Hudson
Maynard Hatch
Jackson
Fhaslick
Macon Poultry Show Highlights Local Effort and Thief Prevention
The Macon Poultry Association held its regular meeting at Mrs. Lizzie Davenport’s home with Lenawee county agent Cafferin speaking on poultry thieves. A successful show in Randall’s garage drew ribbons for Harl Murphy Merle Trout MacGillen Clare Rhoades and others with judge J Alfred Hanna praising exhibits. Guy Collins earned credit for organizing the event and the group aims to make it an annual affair spotlighting regional pure bred poultry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon Poultry Association
Lizzie Davenport
Cafferin
Lenawee County
Randall’s
J. Alfred Hanna
Grand Rapids
Harl Murphy
Merle Trout
Mr. MacGillen
Clare Rhoades
Guy Collins
Social round on weekend visits in Central Lodi
Central Lodi residents circulated with neighbors and relatives Saturday through Sunday. Bert Moore hosted and visited, while Raymond Hirth began work for Will Lindemann. Many calls occurred among Mayer, Lindemann, Her ter, Klager, and Kress families amid illnesses and travel.
Beth Lewis Starts School In Judd District
Beth Lewis began school on Thursday in the Judd district. Clifford Richards spent Sunday with Chelsea Spaulding at Mooreville. Anna Sommers was absent several days due to illness. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Schrader and children visited with his brother Albert Schrader in Britton. D. G. Richards and wife had callers Sunday including Nelson Reeves John Richards of Milan Fred Richards and daughter Mildred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Manor
Bert Moore
Raymond Hirth
Will Lindemann
Fred Mayer
Blanche Mayor
Tema. Herter
Ernest Mayer
Arthur Drake
Arthur Klager
Beth Lewis
Clifford Richards
Chelsea Spaulding
Mooreville
Anna Sommers
A. E. Schrader
Albert
Britton
D. G. Richards
Nelson Reeves
John Richards
Milan
Fred Richards
Miss Mildred
Michigan rappenings and state notes in brief
Michigan potato color affects eastern markets as Conklin surveys price gaps. Rail and telecom property taxed at 28.49 per thousand. 119th artillery review in Lansing part of Washington’s birthday events. Genev a Ill detective news: father learns nude body is his son. Purnell fights to avoid court summons in $800,000 suit. Electric cable laid across St. Clair River for nearby islands. St Ignace offers dock use to state ferry. Workmen’s comp covers dog attack injuries. Jos Cook returns to prison after brief freedom. Local crime, arrests, and commissions noted in brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groesbeck
Supreme Court
119Th Regiment of Field Artillery
Washington
Capitol
119Th
Lansing
Lambing Care Boosts Profit for Sheep Flocks
United States Department of Agriculture specialists say attentive lambing care raises lamb survival and flock profits. Key steps include small individual pens, cleansing newborns, gentle assistance during delivery, keeping ewes warm, and careful feeding with gradual grain adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Michigan Ten-Litter Club seeks ton weight for pig litters
Michigan swine raisers launch the Michigan Ten-Litter Club contest open to all farmers from March 1. litters reaching one ton at six months win certificates and prizes in weight classes above 1600 pounds. enrollment ends April 1 with details from Michigan Agricultural College extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Teading Swine Breeders Associations
Michigan Agricultural College
W. A. Freeman
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Oursyortespon
York-Pittsfield
South Saline
Ohio
Clarence Johnson
Ioné Bailey
Ed. Johnson
Helen Craig
A. B. Goodrich
Chauncey
Hugh Craig
S. Claversant
Sam Craig
Frank Stilts
C. F. Heilman
E. J. Collins
B. Garven
Sdline
Aubrey Pocklington
William. Baslick
Gladys Woodworth
Mr. Pocklingston
William Baslick
West Mooreville
Augusta Herkeimer
Macon
Leland Hatch
Dearborn
Frank Randall
P. K. Morgan
St. Johns
Portland
Little Myrta Higging
Sharon
Nolan Ellis
Rev. Marsh
Edna Coller
Blissfield
Ruth Kendrick
Charlie Allen
Edna Hardesty
Ridgeway
C.S. Kendricks
G. A. Mills
Tennessee
Airs
Rob. McCoy
Little Betty
George Field
Tecumseh
Arthur Cambur
Harmon Cole
J. E. Smith
Lodi
Pred Mayer
Charlie Stollsteiner
Nell du VenDort
Frel
Tra Wood
Clayton Rentschler
Rose
Mrrs
Mayer
Will Wurster
Rob Keck
Nell Davenport
Warren
Charlie Stolsteimer
Mildred Manor
George Herter
Ernest Hirth
Delia
Fred
Charlotte Kress
Margaret Kress
Otto Kress
Simon Kress
Judd
E. B. Conklin
Conklin
Hudsonville
Byron Center
Boston
Connecticut Valley
Pullman and Telegraph
State Tax Commission
Robert S. Hawkins
Kalamazoo
Geneva
Ill
Tower Station
Michigan Central Railroad
Robert
Hugh Hawkins
Benjamin” Purnell
House of David
Benton Harbor
L. B. Des Voignes
Cass County
Cassoplis
Purnell
St. Clair River
St. Clair Flats
Detroit Hdison Co
Russell's Island
Harsen
St. Ignace
Highstone
State Highway Department
Upper Peninsula
Uniaus
State Department of Labor and Industry
Jos Cook
Jackson Prison
Bay City
Mich
Flint
Irene
Joseph Neveth
Midland
United States Army Reserve Corps
State Reformatory
Ionia
Merle Cook
Maxine Hall
Walter H. North
Battle Creek
Clinton
Shiawasses Genesee
Haron, Tingham
Livingtton
Metocenm
Staebler
Staebler-Kempf Oil Co
Essex
Bridgewater Sales & Service CO
LAMB
Freeman
College Extension Division
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